Truckstops as business centers

Ask Lance Velasquez what the future holds for truckstops, and he'll point to a fire-engine red machine that looks vaguely like an ATM at all of Flying J's 170 truckstops across the U.S. But it's no ATM — it's a document management system (DMS) that takes paper documents such as bills of lading and converts them to electronic files. Those files get stored on secure servers at Ogden, UT-based Flying J's headquarters to be retrieved by trucking companies. All it takes to retrieve the documents or send others to a driver is a personal computer and an Internet ...

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